NORM BUYS TONS OF VINTAGE GUITARS!!! | Norman's Rare Guitars
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2021
- If you're selling, we're buying!!! Norm bought some vintage guitars, and we love to see it!!! Here's a list of the stuff he got...
1951 Fender Telecaster
Fender 1957 Custom Shop P-Bass Reissue
1964 Gibson ES-335
1964 Gibson ES-345 Factory Walnut
1955 Silvertone Peanut 1357 Single cut
1965 Guild Dwayne Eddie
1968 Fender Precision Bass Maple Cap
1965 Gibson Firebird III Reverse
1959 Epiphone Moderne Coronet
1962 Fender Jaguar Pre-L
1957 Gretsch 6121 Chet Atkins
1967 Epiphone Riviera E360-TD12C
1963 Epiphone Professional Single PU
1964 Gretsch Country Club 6192 Sunburst
1969 Gibson ES-340
1991 Fender Custom Shop Rosewood Telecaster
1966 Fender Stratocaster
1958 Hofner Archtop Model 456SE2 Blonde
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I’m from 1951 and the guitar is in better shape but I have not stayed in my case. Keep it up Norm.
You gotta respect that honesty: "I paid too much for it... and so can you!"
Norm... if i had too much, i'd be happy to come pay it to you!
Norman is an absolute legend, what a Gentleman
Love that roadworn 1966 Strat.
🎸 😍
Thanks for the longer video. Norm and crew are beast.
"I paid too much for it, and so can you."
Honesty is the best policy they say
you = Mr. Joe Bonamassa😄
Norms entire life philosophy
A friend of mine received an Epiphone Pro guitar with matching Pro Amp for his birthday many years ago.His Grandfather,who was a regional sales rep for Gibson/Epiphone,gave it to him.He still has the set and the guitar and amp are in mint condition.
Every time the phone goes off I think it’s mine. Even though I’m watching on my phone 😂
I’d like to see Norm do a breakdown on every guitar in the store.
We don't have that kind of time.
Your looking absolutely fabulous Norm, and the guitars are looking almost as good for their age as you do, what a great bunch of vintage instruments,always love stopping by and taking a trip down memory lane.
Wow, older than Buddy Holly's
I get such a kick out of watching Norms videos. Please keep them coming....
Incredible stuff. I’m not even a bass player but that maple cap P bass just unbelievable
YES! That thing is the tits!!
good stuff Norm xx
Norm's shop is Valhalla 🤘. I'm so stoked to go finally this year!!
Dude, his British sidekick w the green hat is hilarious... he’s like hovering w excitement and it adds to the entertainment. Good show Norm!
The whole history of Guitar here....wow!!!
I have a Gibson ES-175T 1976 model...but it's a teen-ager compared to these ones...
Great job Norman!!!!
Keep these videos coming! Thanks for sharing
If I ever win the lottery i will be on a plane to Norms and I will buy a sh*t load of vintage guitars from him.
Outstanding video..great stuff.historic...love that sturdy display tabte too.
Wow......great job Norm. Thanks for sharing.
Norm, has the market keen sense to find and preserve and pass on iconic guitars. Genius really , and glad you do what you do.
I have 2 vintage j45 1947 & 1955 that I need to move , willing to sell as a pair to the right player.. cheers Alberta Dave
Thanks For the show Norm. Love you guys. From a native NE Philly guy from Mayfair.
I could listen to Norm all day long talking about guitars
Ha I think my self very lucky to have been able to have seen all these early guitars enjoyed following along
Many thanks Norm from Berlin I always enjoy watching your channel great guitars . you are a very likeable
I have a mint condition 1973 Fender Telecaster Deluxe that has never been re-fretted and the case is all original like new. Norm would love to see it just like I love to see all these awesome vintage guitars! I Love these videos! Keep them coming Norm!!
I have a 1964 Firebird III thats in very good shape. It has a lipstick neck pickup which Gibson says is probably a factory pickup. They said they would have to see it to be sure its a factory pickup. If it is a factory pickup, it's one of very few that got out of the factory with this pickup.
That first Telecaster... Kinda weird to see something over 70 years old looking so new
I would do a radiocarbon dating on it, must be worth more than a brand new 2021 F-150 truck
And aside from the bridge (and colors) it looks just like my 2020.
The fact that Norman is the inventor of the concept of vintage guitars is quite awesome. I came across a very old looking black Stratocaster rosewood neck, in a Scandinavian guitar shop at one time in 1991. I was told it was a prototype dating 1949. Man it was beat up, but even then in 1990´s the concept of a vintage guitar was not quite into the collective consciousness. The asking price was about 300 USD.
Nice of you to buy back your old guitars. Question is do you ever sell any, I think you are the top Guitar Horder and I love it
Tell Monty Python to Shhhh while you're talking
Tht is a piece of history. Tele is my most favourite and One of the greatest guitars.
Awesome Video! The 51 Tele is surreal!
Never seen a 1951 telecaster.Thank you so much!
99% percent of these guitars 🎸 better show up on guitar of the day.
“Because they’re all amazing!”
Least someone can buy vintage guitars. Lord knows I haven't been able to with the way the world has been this past 12 months.
Dang! Norm’s got all the cool guitars! OK-the deal with the Epiphone Professional is that it’s got all the amp controls built into the guitar. The reverb and tremolo controls on the guitar just work with the actual circuits in the amp, and it needs a special cord to work. The jack on the guitar’s top just takes the signal from the pickup through the volume and tone controls, for use with a different amp. I always wondered why they didn’t use two pickups on those-I guess they thought the Tonexpressor switches (that’s what they called them!) would have enough tone variations. The same bank of switches was used on the Epiphone Al Caiola models.
Awesome video, but whoever's phone kept dinging had me checking my phone every 30 seconds. LOL Then Norm's phone went off hahaha! Anyone else would have been scolded.
Love the walk around sure want to go there soon 🖖🖖🖖🎸🌹
Thanks Norm ⚓️
I gotta see a demo of that Firebird!!
Norm must never stop
I love that 12 string Epiphone!!
Me too!
Cool vintage stuff
So funny...the guitar publications are all over this! Get ready for some interviews, Norm!
I was being assembled in Moms womb same time as that 51 Tele.
Wish I was as mint at 71! Im lucky to own Strat 11639 May of 56.
Xavier XA on her neck end.
8:59 I love the sound of the suitcase opening..
I've never seen a ES-340, beautiful blonde guitar with what looked like a maple neck too...W○W!
Norm has my dream job
EVH should have played that Silvertone Peanut for his whole career !...So many beautiful instruments ! OOF !
Norm is killing it
With lil bit history and pass on info is gold on top. You should try Norm. 🙏
Love the Tele,
Hay Norm that rosewood tele is a 90s fender USA custom shop......
The Nick & .....Norm Show!
That bass is purty!
Would really love to hear Lemmo play the "peanut" !!
Holy Jesus of guitars ..... that '51 WhatEverCaster must be a dream!😮😛 .
I feel like Mr. Norm's store is the RING , and i'm GOLLUM !
Rightfully so, you can tell Norm is so very proud of these guitars. He's almost like a little old lady showing off her ceramic collection. Lol.
We just got in some Tom Murphys that are beautiful, here is a '66 Strat that's beat up but player grade. 😆
I’ll take that ‘62 Jag please
that blonde 335. be still my heart.
Norm is a total G, cool that he just aims high to buy these so that everyone is happy.
HAHAHA!! He does it for the $$$$$ you moron, and the price of these guitars means that literally only the uber rich lawyers will ever be able to afford them!
So many essential Guitar of the Day
Guild
Hefner
Es340
The 60 Strat
The first Tele
Murphy Labs.
So so many
Good job Norm.
I'm sure a blues lawyer will be around soon enough to overpay for that tele!
Would love to have the prices included... That would probably cut the views short!
So much wealth under one roof.
Pretty sure mark did guitar of the day with that Jaguar with the coil imperfection on the back
That Epiphone 12 string is sweet
You should have bought that Rosewood Tele and GIVEN it back to George ....Norm that was the right thing to do .
The peanut gallery was hard to handle in this one.
I'm officially offering my services to Michael Lemmo for when he demos the Epiphone Professional.😉 I played and played the matching pair from highschool through college.😎
Wow! I’ve never seen anyone play one of those; I just remember them from having Epiphone catalogs back in the ‘60s. What kind of music were you playing on it?
@@jfinester I wasn't in a band during that period, so the fact that this rig is clean and mellow didn't stop me from getting into the Stones, Allman Brothers, Grand Funk Railroad, Clapton, Moody Blues, Hot Tuna, etc. My guitar had an incredibly stable neck with super low action and very low profile frets. It only had a neck pickup, so brighter tones we're only available via the set of switches and, of course, the tone knob. The amp wouldn't distort on it's own but a boost pedal would make it sing. The multiple pin cable that plugged into the guitar was wired directly to the amp, so pedals could only be played via the standard output jack that didn't allow the onboard reverb and tremolo controls to engage.
I let her go in 1976, so my memories are starting to fade. ✌️☮️🤣
Fretless precision bases can be hard to find too!
Joe B. will buy it
That guitar gave me a wild feeling when I first seen it....weird!!!!
@17:40 this epiphone better make it on GOTD ! That thing looks cool
How does one find these on your site? I haven't been able to see them on there.
i hate owning something i can't scratch. there are plenty of great guitars under 2000
that you can actually play without the fear. i got a really nice tele , scratched a tiny bit but , is really clean. , 73 for 1200.
if you shop around you can catch a guy that's got to sell. that's how i lost a 56 lp custom.
i still cry about that and it's been 30 years.
Wow I’d hate to see the price tags on them
66 Strat ❤️❤️
The English guy needs to stop interrupting Norm
This English guy is telling you to suck eggs mate!
@Jms Rvs No doubt. It's like..Who's name is it on the sign out front??
Nahhh it’s entertaining
Could not agree more.
@@mrtambourineman6107 Go home clown.
....RIP Norm
I just saw a post 22 hours ago with norm in it, he's still around.
Wow American dream 🇺🇸
I want that 66 Stratocaster...
Me too same year as am I.
looks like Norm raided Fretted Americana. I recognize some of their stock
I want that telli so bad.
Gr8 Norm.
Can someone please explain why the P bass thumb rest is on the bottom of a right hand bass?
Great that it's old, but more importantly, how's it sound and how's it play?
So wait, you're telling me the owner of a vintage guitar store bought more vintage guitars? *mindblown*
Mark did a review of the peanut 🥜
Where does he find this stuff? A 1951 Tele with literally zero wear on it. It seems odd to me that someone who virtually never played it, went to the trouble of having the neck pick up rewired!
This could be the first Telecaster ever made, it's number 942...
Telecasters follow the numeration from BroadCasters and NoCasters
@@celi0., I know. It was a joke.
I’ve got an ‘83 MiJ Squier modeled after the 50s Strat, and it doesn’t have a skunk stripe and the truss rod is at the heel of the neck. Almost everything stock, and it’s my favorite guitar.
The british are suckers for epiphones lol and i love them too, dont really know why
Dig a non reverse headstock on a reverse firebird
A buyer would have to be really, really, really confident of their vintage guitar lore, meaning specs & details, to not be concerned that guitar (the '51 Tele) could be a fake. It's in such good shape. Obviously Norm would be such a person.
The maple cap '66 P-Bass may be very rare and it's in great shape with a rarish finish, but is it more desirable than a rosewood board?
lots of fakes out there.
Hi guys